Poverty Eradication is a normative development framework that distinguishes itself by aiming to completely eliminate absolute poverty through systemic interventions in income distribution, access to basic needs, and inclusive economic opportunities, as defined within the broader category of sustainable development strategies.
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Jonathan Morduch · Journal of Economic Literature · 1999 · 2.2K citations
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